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This Friday, August 13th, kicks of Huntsville Restaurant Week, a “10-day celebration of [Huntsville’s] diverse local cuisine.” The North Alabama food festival features over 70 participating restaurants, all of which have crafted local specials for visitors and locals to enjoy during the extended week, and many of which feature our very favorite thing: live local music. HuntsvilleMusic.com sat down with Pam Williams from the Convention & Visitor’s Bureau to find out what to expect during this year’s revelry, as well as Stephen Ryberg, General Manager of Rhythm on Monroe, to talk about live ..read more

Everyone at Huntsville Music loves enjoying a nice patio with local music; but wouldn’t you love it even more if you could enjoy it with your favorite pup? Of course! Luckily, many of our venues have patios where our furry friends can hang out.   HOT SPOTS 1. The Camp The Camp is located off of 72 within MidCity District. Decorated with food, drinks, coffee, and a stage for live music, this outdoor destination is perfect for you and your pup. They have plenty of shade and the workers always seem happy to see a furry snoot! 2. Providence The Casual Pint The Casual Pint has two outdoor p ..read more

Everyone at Huntsville Music loves enjoying a nice patio with local music; but wouldn’t you love it even more if you could enjoy it with your favorite pup? Of course! Luckily, many of our venues have patios where our furry friends can hang out.   HOT SPOTS The Camp The Camp is located off of 72 within MidCity District. Decorated with food, drinks, coffee, and a stage for live music, this outdoor destination is perfect for you and your pup. They have plenty of shade and the workers always seem happy to see a furry snoot! Providence The Casual Pint The Casual Pint has two outdoor pa ..read more

This Friday, August 13th, kicks of Huntsville Restaurant Week, a “10-day celebration of [Huntsville’s] diverse local cuisine.” The North Alabama food festival features over 70 participating restaurants, all of which have crafted local specials for visitors and locals to enjoy during the extended week, and many of which feature our very favorite thing: live local music. HuntsvilleMusic.com sat down with Pam Williams from the Convention & Visitor’s Bureau to find out what to expect during this year’s revelry, as well as Stephen Ryberg, General Manager of Rhythm on Monroe, to talk about live ..read more

When you need a scapegoat for the chaos that is your post-2020 life, look no further than the stars and planets. Blame It On Mercury is local singer-songwriter Alex Hendrix’s newest single which drops this Friday, August 6th. Hendrix’s newest track blends country with her signature moodiness to create a song which has been musically described as ‘a malaise of summer.’ We sat down with Alex to get her thoughts and insights into what went into making Blame It On Mercury the perfect close-of-summer vibe. HuntsvilleMusic.com: Hi Alex Hendrix, welcome back to HuntsvilleMusic.com’s interviewing h ..read more

Having come from Canada some years ago, I was able to take a look at the music in North Alabama with fresh eyes and, most notably, fresh ears. The rich history of blues and early rock and the enormous amount of soul that came, seemingly, from the depths of the waters in Muscle Shoals in the last few decades seemed overwhelming at first. And from time to time, it seems that those who are from here don’t know anything different. I can tell you that from an outsider’s point of view, and one who has been in the music profession for over 20 years, the richness and diverse musical history of the ar ..read more

Them Damn Dogs has a new album out and if you haven’t listened to it yet, you’re wasting your (damn) time. HuntsvilleMusic.com sat down with Jerome Villarreal Jr., vocalist and frontman, and guitarist Russ Savage to crack open their new album, Unpoetic Flavor, and learn more about the Huntsville-based band that’s rapidly becoming one of the most prominent and beloved acts on the local music scene. But, just as a trio, Them Damn Dogs weren’t complete. “We used to play Voodoo Lounge a lot and that’s where Chris Salib, our bassist, heard us one day. He basically said ‘I’m your bassist now ..read more

Midsommar’s Festival is a summer solstice music festival and day-long experience happening Saturday, June 26th from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at Leigh Acres – and you’re not going to want to miss this. The festival’s hosts encourage white and floral attire and, while libations won’t be on sale, it’s BYOB with camping spots available.  The festival will be an all-night celebration revolving around four rock and metal bands though there’s far more than just music on offer. Bonfires, yoga, massage, a maypole,  merchandise vendors, and more will be stationed throughout the festival grounds ..read more

The sun is shining, the temperature is rising, and the humidity has come out to play. Typically this abrupt reintroduction to Summer would have us hiding in our homes with four fans pointed at us, but the season does hold one very particular advantage – the return of Arts Huntsville’s Concerts in the Park. This free summer-long series has been a staple in Huntsville for years, providing a fun weekly entertainment option for families, couples and friend groups alike. Beginning June 7th and continuing over ten weeks, local bands will be set up outside the Huntsville Museum of Art while music-lo ..read more